I'm 20 years old and just started college in September. I think my gaming days are coming to an end. I don't get excited about any new game anymore. Even the day I bought a PS4, there was slight excitement but it was only like a hundreth of what I felt when I got the 360. I find that there just isn't enough innovation in the industry.
There's certain "gamey" cliches that are starting to annoy me and they can be seen in abundance in recent games like Thief, The Last of Us or even the upcoming Watch Dogs. Even the trailers of video games have a style that they all follow. I can't quite put my finger on it so it's hard to explain but it's kind of become a case of same old shit.
I played Xenoblade around last March and found that immensely enjoyable, ridiculously good and fresh. Played Blood Dragon and Metro Last Light in May and loved them. Tales of Vesperia in June and loved it. Somehow couldn't get into GTA and abandoned it halfway through. Really enjoyed ACIV. Hated BF4 because of how generic it was. It was just so fucking boring, it was torture trying to get myself into it. Enjoyed Pokemon. Haven't played a new game since 2013 though and have no desire to. The only upcoming game that seems to be any different and free from those mysterious cliches I mention is Dark Souls II and I just haven't got time to play that.
Pretty indifferent to him really. Never hated nor loved him. I liked the old Dante because he was funny at times. Can't remember any good scenes with the new one though?
Resolution is the most overrated sects of graphics. If a developer can lower it to get in more detail, better doing that. The Playstation 4 version of the Witcher 3 wont look as good most likely.
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